Presbyterians Move To Withdraw From Federal Council
In Charlotte on April 18 1971 the Mecklenburg Presbytery urged the Presbyterian Church U S to quit the Federal Council of Churches over alleged political activity scrutiny by Congress and Soviet propaganda charges. The overture was adopted at Mint Hill and will go to the Southern Presbyterian general assembly in Charlottesville Virginia May 22. Rev J G Garth said the presbytery covers four churches.
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Charlotte
N.C
Federal Council of Churches
Mecklenburg
Ing i Wvthy
Mint Hal
Southern Presbyterian General Assembly
Charlottesville
J. G. Garth
Presbytery
Grecian Towns Hit By Severe Quakes
Severe earthquake shocks rocked Peloponnesus causing extensive damage in inland towns. Athens Piraeus and Holy Thursday worshipers in churches felt the tremors. Injuries included a serious collapse at Isthmia and damage at Cacinth. A Sparta church tower fell with no casualties reported.
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Athens
Greece
Peloponnesus
Piraeus
Isthmia
Cacinth
Sparta
Little or No Damage From Car Fire Report
A gasoline ignition near R. B. Hill's car at about 6 PM caused a small blaze in front of Hell Bakery. B G Schmidt used a fire extinguisher to douse the flames before firefighters arrived. A short circuit from wet wires is suspected as the cause.
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R. B. Hill
Hell Bakery
B. G. Schmidt
Bill
Emry Delegate From Huron At C Of C Meet
Roy L. Emery secretary of the South Dakota chamber of commerce will represent the Huron chamber at the national convention in Washington DC from April 28 to May 1. He serves as substitute national councillor with delegates from several other cities including W. C. Allen.
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Emry
Huron
C of C
Roy L. Emery
South Dakota Chamber of Commerce
Washington, D. C
Emery
W. C. Allen
Dorton Allen for United States Chamber director
J Emry states Aberdeen publisher Dorton Allen vies for the national chamber post with backing from South Dakota cities Sioux Falls Canton and Mitchell and a North Dakota delegation. The Aberdeen man leads the Dakota Farmer newspaper and campaigns via city chambers and regional supporters.
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Ber
W. C. Af
State Chamber of Commerce Board
Sioux Falls
Canton
Mitchell
City Chambers of
South Dakota
Allen
United States Chamber
J. Emry
North Dakota
South
Dakotas
The
Dakota Farmer
Aberdeen
Canova Welcomes New Pastor as Rev Pates Resigns
Weather notes show frost expected tonight with fair, colder conditions shaping into Saturday. In Canova, Rev W Pates who served six years as pastor of the Cen-servile Congregational church will depart June 1, to lead the Canova Congregational church. Rev George Ole Brown retires to Canova.
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Canova
W Pates
Cen— _servile Congregational church
Precipt Congregational Church
George
Ole. Brown
Pstes
Rapid City
Saint Paula
Canova Dairy Day Set for June 5 Officials Named
Canova to observe its third annual Dairy Day on June 5 with H. H. Mann as general chairman and Carl Lindblom heading concessions. Other committees will manage the program refreshments and sports. The 1930 event marks the Dairy Day begun with the creamery opening in 1928.
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Ganova
Canova
H. H. Mann
Carl Lindblom
Canova Students Inspect New Campanile in Brookings
Canova residents and schoolchildren will travel to Brookings on Friday April 18 to inspect the Coughlin Campanile on the State college grounds at President Pugsley’s invitation. Miss Juanita Palmquist will perform a concert on the campanile chimes, while Clell Schwartz will inspect the chimes mechanism for a report to the school.
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Canova
Canovva
Specia
Brookings
Coughlin
State College
Pugsley
Juanita Palmquist
Clell Schwartz
Twenty Farms Sold in Clay County This Year
Twenty farms totaling 1650 acres have been sold in Clay county since January with total consideration reaching 1949. One farm sold for 127 50 per acre.
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Clay County
Midwest City Road Report Snapshot
Mitchell 40 with high in the tens and light precipitation. Sioux Falls 45 with a 36 precip and fair roads. Yankton 39 with mixed figures and soft roads. Watertown 38 with unclear precip and good roads. Brookings 40 with fair roads. Aberdeen 28 and 41 with snow and fair roads. Huron 41 with 59 precip and good roads. Pierre 45 and 52 with light precip and heavy roads. Rapid City 23 with 57 and good roads.
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Mitchell
Sioux Falls
Yankton
Watertown
Brookings
Aberdeen
Huron
Pierre
Rapid City
Land sale nets revenue from leases and sales
A school land auction at Belle Fourche leased 34 688 acres and sold 320 acres. Leased land brought 3871.85 dollars while sold land was listed at 10 dollars and brought 3 6 dollars. The report notes route consolidations and postal route adjustments as vacancies occur.
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Belle'fourche
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Walter Pleudemann
Mankato
Edna Lawman
Pleudemann
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Iowa City
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Desmex
J.C. Gough
Department
Armand
Corner Drug Store
Wheeler Drug Store
Perriton’'S Drug Store
Sherman & Moe's
D. Urquhart & Sons
Nash Cars Hood Tires
Kelvinator
Kelvingtor
Northwestern Public Service Co
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